The Financial Times carries out annual rankings looking at tailored and open executive education programmes and MBAs. The rankings are predominantly based on the views of the business school’s customers and clients.
In the 2010 Financial Times executive education rankings looking at tailored programmes, Ashridge is one of the top two schools in the UK for the fourth year running.
The Financial Times carries out annual rankings looking at tailored and open executive education programmes and MBAs. The rankings are predominantly based on the views of the business school’s customers and clients.
In the 2010 Financial Times executive education rankings looking at tailored programmes, Ashridge is one of the top two schools in the UK for the fourth year running.
In the global list of the top 65 tailored providers, based primarily on the views of clients, Ashridge is 16th and is ranked 8th in Europe.
In the rankings for open programmes, Ashridge is one of the top five schools in the UK, top 20 in Europe and 39th globally.
The annual rankings, which have been published for the last ten years, examine a range of criteria including course design, teaching materials, faculty, food and accommodation, faculty diversity and new skills and learning.
In the 2009 Financial Times Executive MBA rankings published in October 2009, Ashridge is ranked amongst the top 20 of European business schools and top 10 within the UK. In the overall ranking, Ashridge was 52 in the world.
You can see this chart and Ashridge's rankings on the FT website here.